Adventures with the theory of the Baroque and French philosophy /
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London ; New York :
Bloomsbury Academic, an imprint of Bloomsbury Publishing Plc,
2016.
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Table of Contents:
- Philosophy, architecture, and the baroque subject to truth
- Excursus: variations on the theme of baroque theory and philosophy
- The philosophical theory of baroque
- The baroque and jouissance: Jacques Lacan
- The baroque and the fold: Gilles Deleuze
- Interlude 1: theorization of baroque as event
- Modernity, madness, and the baroque criticism
- Cogito and the baroque in the age of reason: reading Foucault
- Baroque reason and the madness of vision: reading Buci-Glucksmann
- Theology and the baroque room: reading Benjamin
- Culture industry and the (neo- )baroque: reading Adorno
- Architecture and the theory of the baroque
- The misadventure of architecture with French philosophy
- Digital neobaroque and the hyper-Deleuzeans of architecture
- Against the architectural reading of the fold
- The draped neobaroque: is it possible not to love Frank Gehry?
- Interlude: post-rationalism and theorization of the baroque as real
- Post-rationalism and the adventure with french philosophy
- De-suturing architecture: philosophy and anti-philosophy
- Capitalism, idolatry, and critique of neobaroque ideology
- The missed encounter of architecture with post-rationalism.